2003. évi CIII. törvény a határokat átlépő televíziózásról szóló európai egyezményt módosító, Strasbourgban, 1998. szeptember 9-én kelt (október 1-jén elfogadásra megnyitott) Jegyzőkönyv kihirdetésérő

Strasbourg on 5 May 1989 (hereinafter referred to as „the Convention”), welcoming the fact that the enlargement of the membership of the Council of Europe since 1989 has led to the development and implementation at the pan-European level of the legal framework provided for under the Convention, considering the major technological and economic developments

the field of television broadcasting as well as the appearance of new communications services

Europe since the adoption of the Convention

1989; noting that these developments call for a revision of the provisions of the Convention, bearing

mind,

this regard, the adoption by the European Community of Directive 97/36/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 19 June 1997 amending Council Directive 89/552/EEC on the co-ordination of certain provisions laid down by law, regulation or administrative action

member states concerning the pursuit of television broadcasting activities, considering the urgent need to amend certain provisions of the Convention

order to develop a coherent approach to transfrontier television between this

strument and the directive, as underlined

the Declaration on Media

a Democratic Society adopted by the ministers of the States participating

the 4th European Ministerial Conference on Mass Media Policy (Prague, 7–8 December 1994) and

the political Declaration of the 5th European Ministerial Conference (Thessaloniki, 11–12 December 1997), wishing to further develop the principles embodied

the Council of Europe recommendations on the drawing up of strategies to combat smoking, alcohol and drug dependence

co-operation with opinion-makers and the media, on the right to short reporting on major events where exclusive rights for their television broadcast have been acquired

a transfrontier context and on the portrayal of violence

the electronic media, which have been adopted within the framework of the Council of Europe since the Convention was adopted, have agreed as follows: Article 1 The word „juridiction”

Article 8

, paragraph 1, and

Article 16

, paragraph 2a,

the French text, shall be replaced by the word „compétence”. Article 2 The word „advertisements”

Article 15

, paragraphs 3 and 4,

the English text, shall be replaced by the word „advertising”. Article 3 The definition of „Broadcaster”

Article 2

, paragraph c, shall be worded as follows: „c „Broadcaster” means the natural or legal person who has editorial responsibility for the composition of television programme services for reception by the general public and transmits them or has them transmitted, complete and unchanged, by a third party;” Article 4 The definition of „Advertisement”

Article 2

, paragraph f, shall be worded as follows: „f „Advertising” means any public announcement

return for payment or similar consideration or for self-promotional purposes, which is

tended to promote the sale, purchase or rental of a product or service, to advance a cause or idea, or to bring about some other effect desired by the advertiser or the broadcaster itself;” Article 5 A new paragraph g reading as follows shall be

serted

Article 2

: „g „Tele-shopping” means direct offers broadcast to the public with a view to the supply of goods or services,

cluding immovable property, rights and obligations

return for payment;” Article 6 Article 2, paragraph g, shall be renumbered to Article 2, paragraph h. Article 7 The following text shall replace Article 5: „Article 5: Duties of the transmitting Parties 1 Each transmitting Party shall ensure that all programme services transmitted by a broadcaster within its jurisdiction comply with the terms of this Convention. 2 For the purposes of this Convention, a broadcaster within the jurisdiction of a Party is: – a broadcaster who is deemed to be established

that Party according to paragraph 3; – a broadcaster to whom paragraph 4 applies. 3 For the purposes of this Convention, a broadcaster shall be deemed to be established

a Party, hereinafter referred to as the „transmitting Party”,

the following cases: a the broadcaster has its head office

that Party and the decisions on programme schedules are taken

that Party; b if a broadcaster has its head office

one Party but decisions on programme schedules are taken

another Party, it shall be deemed to be established

the Party where a significant part of the workforce

volved

the pursuit of the television broadcasting activity operates; if a significant part of the workforce

volved

the pursuit of the television broadcasting activity operates

each of those Parties, the broadcaster shall be deemed to be established

the Party where it has its head office; if a significant part of the workforce

volved

the pursuit of the television broadcasting activity operates

neither of those Parties, the broadcaster shall be deemed to be established

the Party where it first began broadcasting

accordance with the system of law of that Party, provided that it maintain a stable and effective link with the economy of that Party; c if a broadcaster has its head office

a Party but decisions on programme schedules are taken

a State which is not Party to this Convention, or vice-versa, it shall be deemed to be established

the Party concerned, provided that a significant part of the workforce

volved

the pursuit of the television broadcasting activity operates

that Party; d if, when applying the criteria of paragraph 3 of Article 2 of Directive 97/36/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 19 June 1997 amending Council Directive 89/552/EEC on the co-ordination of certain provisions laid down by law, regulation or administrative action

member States concerning the pursuit of television broadcasting activities, a broadcaster is deemed to be established

a member State of the European Community, that broadcaster shall also be deemed to be established

that State for the purposes of this Convention. 4 A broadcaster to whom the provisions of paragraph 3 is not applicable is deemed to be within the jurisdiction of a Party, so-called transmitting Party,

the following cases: a it uses a frequency granted by that Party; b although it does not use a frequency granted by a Party it does use a satellite capacity appertaining to that Party; c although it uses neither a frequency granted by a Party nor a satellite capacity appertaining to a Party it does use a satellite up-link situated

that Party. 5 If the transmitting Party cannot be determined according to paragraph 4, the Standing Committee shall consider this issue according to Article 21, paragraph 1,

dent a, of this Convention,

order to determine this Party. 6 This Convention shall not apply to television broadcasts

tended exclusively for reception

States which are not Party to this Convention, and which are not received directly or

directly by the public

one or more Parties.” Article 8 Article 8 shall have the following wording: „Article 8: Right of reply 1 Each transmitting Party shall ensure that every natural or legal person, regardless of nationality or place of residence, shall have the opportunity to exercise a right of reply or to seek other comparable legal or administrative remedies relating to programmes transmitted by a broadcaster within its jurisdiction, within the meaning of Article 5.

particular, it shall ensure that timing and other arrangements for the exercise of the right of reply are such that this right can be effectively exercised. The effective exercise of this right or other comparable legal or administrative remedies shall be ensured both as regards the timing and the modalities. 2 For this purpose, the name of the programme service or of the broadcaster responsible for this programme service shall be identified

the programme service itself, at regular

tervals by appropriate means.” Article 9 The following text shall replace Article 9: „Article 9: Access of the public to

formation Each Party shall examine and, where necessary, take legal measures such as

troducing the right to short reporting on events of high

terest for the public to avoid the right of the public to

formation being undermined due to the exercise by a broadcaster within its jurisdiction of exclusive rights for the transmission or retransmission, within the meaning of Article 3, of such an event.” Article 10 A new Article 9bis, worded as follows, shall be

serted: „Article 9bis: Access of the public to events of major importance 1 Each Party retains the right to take measures to ensure that a broadcaster within its jurisdiction does not broadcast on an exclusive basis events which are regarded by that Party as being of major importance for society

such a way as to deprive a substantial proportion of the public

that Party of the possibility of following such events by live coverage or deferred coverage on free television. If it does so, the Party concerned may have recourse to the drafting of a list of designated events which it considers to be of major importance for society. 2 Parties shall ensure by appropriate means, respecting the legal guarantees granted by the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms as well as, where appropriate, the national constitution, that a broadcaster within their jurisdiction does not exercise the exclusive rights purchased by that broadcaster following the date of entry

to force of the Protocol amending the European Convention on Transfrontier Television

such a way that a substantial proportion of the public

another Party is deprived of the possibility of following events which are designated by that other Party, via whole or partial live coverage, or where necessary or appropriate for objective reasons

the public

terest, whole or partial deferred coverage on free television as determined by that other Party under paragraph 1, respecting the following requirements: a the Party implementing the measures referred to

paragraph 1 shall draw up a list of national or non-national events which are considered by that Party as being of major importance for society; b the Party shall do so

a clear and transparent manner

due and effective time; c the Party shall determine whether these events shall be available via whole or partial live coverage, or where necessary or appropriate for objective reasons

the public

terest, whole or partial deferred coverage; d the measures taken by the Party drawing up the list shall be proportionate and as detailed as necessary to enable other Parties to take measures referred to

this paragraph; e the Party drawing up the list shall notify the list and the corresponding measures to the Standing Committee, the time limit for which shall be fixed by the Standing Committee; f the measures taken by the Party drawing up the list shall be within the limitations of the guidelines of the Standing Committee referred to

paragraph 3 and the Standing Committee must have given a positive opinion on the measures. Measures based on this paragraph shall apply only to those events published by the Standing Committee

the annual list referred to

paragraph 3 and to those exclusive rights purchased after the entry

to force of this amending Protocol. 3 Once a year the Standing Committee shall: a publish a consolidated list of the enlisted events and corresponding measures notified by Parties

accordance with paragraph 2e; b draw up guidelines to be adopted by a majority of three quarters of the members

addition to the requirements listed up

paragraph 2 a to e

order to avoid differences between the implementation of this Article and that of corresponding European Community provisions.” Article 11 Paragraph 1 of Article 10 shall have the following wording: „1 Each transmitting Party shall ensure, where practicable and by appropriate means, that a broadcaster within its jurisdiction reserves for European works a majority proportion of its transmission time, excluding the time appointed to news, sports events, games, advertising, teletext services and tele-shopping. This proportion, having regard to the broadcaster’s

formational, educational, cultural and entertainment responsibilities to its viewing public, should be achieved progressively, on the basis of suitable criteria.” Article 12 Paragraph 4 of Article 10 shall have the following wording: „4 The Parties shall ensure that a broadcaster within their jurisdiction does not broadcast cinematographic works outside periods agreed with the rights holders.” Article 13 A new Article 10bis reading as follows shall be

serted: „Article 10bis: Media pluralism The Parties,

the spirit of co-operation and mutual assistance which underlies this Convention, shall endeavour to avoid that programme services transmitted or retransmitted by a broadcaster or any other legal or natural persons within their jurisdiction, within the meaning of Article 3, endanger media pluralism.” Article 14 The heading of Chapter III shall read as follows: „Advertising and tele-shopping” Article 15 Article 11 shall have the following wording: „1 Advertising and tele-shopping shall be fair and honest. 2 Advertising and tele-shopping shall not be misleading and shall not prejudice the

terests of consumers. 3 Advertising and tele-shopping addressed to or using children shall avoid anything likely to harm their

terests and shall have regard to their special susceptibilities. 4 Tele-shopping shall not exhort minors to contract for the sale or rental of goods and services. 5 The advertiser shall not exercise any editorial

fluence over the content of programmes.” Article 16 Article 12 shall have the following wording: „Article 12: Duration 1 The proportion of tele-shopping spots, advertising spots and other forms of advertising, with the exception of tele-shopping windows within the meaning of paragraph 3, shall not exceed 20% of the daily transmission time. The transmission time for advertising spots shall not exceed 15% of the daily transmission time. 2 The proportion of advertising spots and tele-shopping spots within a given clock hour shall not exceed 20%. 3 Windows devoted to tele-shopping programmes broadcast within programme services which are not exclusively devoted to tele-shopping shall be of a minimum uninterrupted duration of 15 minutes. The maximum number of windows per day shall be eight. Their overall duration shall not exceed three hours per day. They must be clearly identified by optical and acoustic means. 4 For the purposes of this article, advertising shall not

clude: – announcements made by the broadcaster

connection with its own programmes and ancillary products directly derived from those programmes; – announcements

the public

terest and charity appeals broadcast free of charge.” Article 17 Article 13 shall have the following wording: „Article 13: Form and presentation 1 Advertising and tele-shopping shall be clearly distinguishable as such and recognisably separate from the other items of the programme service by optical and/or acoustic means.

principle, advertising and tele-shopping spots shall be transmitted

blocks. 2 Advertising and tele-shopping shall not use subliminal techniques. 3 Surreptitious advertising and tele-shopping shall not be allowed,

particular the presentation of products or services

programmes when it serves advertising purposes. 4 Advertising and tele-shopping shall not feature, visually or orally, persons regularly presenting news and current affairs programmes.” Article 18 The following text shall replace Article 14: „Article 14:

sertion of advertising and tele-shopping 1 Advertising and tele-shopping shall be

serted between programmes. Provided the conditions contained

paragraphs 2 to 5 of this article are fulfilled, advertising and tele-shopping spots may also be

serted during programmes

such a way that the

tegrity and value of the programme and the rights of the rights holders are not prejudiced. 2

programmes consisting of autonomous parts, or

sports programmes and similarly structured events and performances containing

tervals, advertising and tele-shopping spots shall only be

serted between the parts or

the

tervals. 3 The transmission of audiovisual works such as feature films and films made for television (excluding series, serials, light entertainment programmes and documentaries), provided their scheduled duration is more than forty-five minutes, may be

terrupted once for each complete period of forty-five minutes. A further

terruption is allowed if their scheduled duration is at least twenty minutes longer than two or more complete periods of forty-five minutes. 4 Where programmes, other than those covered by paragraph 2, are

terrupted by advertising or tele-shopping spots, a period of at least twenty minutes should elapse between each successive advertising or tele-shopping break within the programme. 5 Advertising and tele-shopping shall not be

serted

any broadcast of a religious service. News and current affairs programmes, documentaries, religious programmes, and children’s programmes, when their scheduled duration is less than thirty minutes, shall not be

terrupted by advertising or tele-shopping. If their scheduled duration is thirty minutes or longer, the provisions of the previous paragraphs shall apply.” Article 19 The heading of Article 15 and paragraphs 1 to 2a, of this article shall have the following wording: „Article 15: Advertising and tele-shopping of particular products 1 Advertising and tele-shopping for tobacco products shall not be allowed. 2 Advertising and tele-shopping for alcoholic beverages of all varieties shall comply with the following rules: a they shall not be addressed particularly to minors and no one associated with the consumption of alcoholic beverages

advertising or tele-shopping should seem to be a minor;” Article 20

the French text, Article 15, paragraph 2, sub-paragraphs b to e, shall be worded as follows: „b ils ne doivent pas associer la consommation de l’alcool á des performances physiques ou á la conduite automobile; c ils ne doivent pas suggérer que les boissons alcoolisées sont dotées de propriétés thérapeutiques ou qu’elles ont un effet stimulant, sédatif, ou qu’elles peuvent résoudre des problémes personnels; d ils ne doivent pas encourager la consommation immodérée de boissons alcoolisées ou donner une image négative de l’abstinence ou de la sobriété; e ils ne doivent pas souligner

dument la teneur en alcool des boissons.” Article 21 A new paragraph 5 reading as follows shall be

serted

Article 15

: „5 Tele-shopping for medicines and medical treatment shall not be allowed.” Article 22 Article 16 will have the following wording: „Article 16: Advertising and tele-shopping directed specifically at a single Party 1

order to avoid distortions

competition and endangering the television system of a Party, advertising and tele-shopping which are specifically and with some frequency directed to audiences

a single Party other than the transmitting Party shall not circumvent the television advertising and tele-shopping rules

that particular Party. 2 The provisions of the preceding paragraph shall not apply where: a the rules concerned establish a discrimination between advertising and tele-shopping transmitted by a broadcaster within the jurisdiction of that Party and advertising and tele-shopping transmitted by a broadcaster or any other legal or natural person within the jurisdiction of another Party; or b the Parties concerned have concluded bilateral or multilateral agreements

this area.” Article 23 Paragraph 1 of Article 18 shall read as follows: „1 Programmes may not be sponsored by natural or legal persons whose principal activity is the manufacture or sale of products, or the provision of services, the advertising and tele-shopping of which are prohibited by virtue of Article 15.” Article 24 A new paragraph 2 reading as follows shall be

serted

Article 18

: „2 Companies whose activity

cludes,

ter alia, the manufacture or sale of medicines and medical treatments may sponsor programmes by promoting the name, trademark, image or activities of the company, to the exclusion of any reference to medicines or specific medical treatment available only on medical prescription

the transmitting Party.” Article 25 Paragraph 2 of Article 18 shall be renumbered to paragraph 3. Article 26 A new Chapter IVbis reading as follows shall be

serted: „Chapter IVbis – Programme services devoted exclusively to self-promotion or tele-shopping Article 18bis: Programme services devoted exclusively to self-promotion 1 The provisions of this Convention shall apply mutatis mutandis to programme services devoted exclusively to self-promotion. 2 Other forms of advertising shall be allowed on such services within the limits established by Article 12, paragraphs 1 and 2. Article 18ter: Programme services devoted exclusively to tele-shopping 1 The provisions of this Convention shall apply mutatis mutandis to programme services devoted exclusively to tele-shopping. 2 Advertising shall be allowed on such services within the limits established

Article 12

, paragraph 1, Article 12, paragraph 2, shall not apply.” Article 27 The last sentence of paragraph 4 of Article 20 shall be deleted and paragraph 7 of Article 20 shall have the following wording: „7 Subject to the provisions of Article 9bis, paragraph 3b, and Article 23, paragraph 3, the decisions of the Standing Committee shall be taken by a majority of three-quarters of the members present.” Article 28 Article 21 shall be supplemented as follows: „f give opinions on abuse of rights under Article 24bis, paragraph 2c. 2

addition, the Standing Committee shall: a draw up the guidelines referred to

Article 9b

is, paragraph 3b,

order to avoid differences between the implementation of the provisions of this Convention concerning access of the public to events of major importance for society and that of corresponding European Community provisions; b give an opinion on the measures taken by Parties which have drawn up a list of national or non-national events which are considered by those Parties as being of major importance for society

accordance with Article 9bis, paragraph 2; c publish once a year a consolidated list of the enlisted events and corresponding measures notified by Parties

accordance with Article 9bis, paragraph 2e.” Article 29 Two new paragraphs 5 and 6, reading as follows, shall be

serted

Article 23

: „5 However, the Committee of Ministers may, after consulting the Standing Committee, decide that a particular amendment shall enter

to force following the expiry of a period of two years after the date on which it has been opened to acceptance, unless a Party has notified the Secretary General of the Council of Europe of an objection to its entry

to force. Should such an objection be notified, the amendment shall enter

to force on the first day of the month following the date on which the Party to the Convention which has notified the objection has deposited its

strument of acceptance with the Secretary General of the Council of Europe. 6 If an amendment has been approved by the Committee of Ministers, but has not yet entered

to force

accordance with paragraphs 4 or 5, a State or the European Community may not express their consent to be bound by the Convention without accepting at the same time the amendment.” Article 30 A new Article 24bis, reading as follows, shall be

serted: „Article 24bis: Alleged abuses of rights conferred by this Convention 1 When the programme service of a broadcaster is wholly or principally directed at the territory of a Party other than that which has jurisdiction over the broadcaster (the „receiving Party”), and the broadcaster has established itself with a view to evading the laws

the areas covered by the Convention which would have applied to it had it fallen within the jurisdiction of that other Party, this shall constitute an abuse of rights. 2 Where such an abuse is alleged by a Party, the following procedure shall apply: a the Parties concerned shall endeavour to achieve a friendly settlement; b if they fail to do so within three months, the receiving Party shall refer the matter to the Standing Committee; c having heard the views of the Parties concerned, the Standing Committee shall, within six months of the date on which the matter was referred to it, give an opinion on whether an abuse of rights has been committed and shall

form the Parties concerned accordingly. 3 If the Standing Committee has concluded that an abuse of rights has occurred, the Party whose jurisdiction the broadcaster is deemed to be within shall take appropriate measures to remedy the abuse of rights and shall

form the Standing Committee of those measures. 4 If the Party whose jurisdiction the broadcaster is deemed to be within has failed to take the measures specified

paragraph 3 within six months, the arbitration procedure set out

Article 26

, paragraph 2, and the appendix of the Convention shall be pursued by the Parties concerned. 5 A receiving Party shall not take any measures against the programme service concerned until the arbitration procedure has been completed. 6 Any measures proposed or taken under this article shall comply with Article 10 of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.” Article 31 Article 28 shall have the following wording: „Article 28: Relations between the Convention and the

ternal law of the Parties Nothing

this Convention shall prevent the Parties from applying stricter or more detailed rules than those provided for

this Convention to programme services transmitted by a broadcaster deemed to be within their jurisdiction, within the meaning of Article 5.” Article 32 Paragraph 1 of Article 32 shall have the following wording: „1 At the time of signature or when depositing its

strument of ratification, acceptance, approval or accession any State may declare that it reserves the right to restrict the retransmission on its territory, solely to the extent that it does not comply with its domestic legislation, of programme services containing advertising for alcoholic beverages according to the rules provided for

Article 15, paragraph 2, of this Convention.

No other reservation may be made.” Article 33

Article 20

, paragraph 2, Article 23, paragraph 2, Article 27, paragraph 1, Article 29, paragraphs 1 and 4, Article 34 and

the closing formula, the words „European Economic Community” are replaced by „European Community”. Article 34 This Protocol shall be open for acceptance by the Parties to the Convention. No reservation may be made. Article 35 1 This Protocol shall enter

to force on the first day of the month following the date on which the last of the Parties to the Convention has deposited its

strument of acceptance with the Secretary General of the Council of Europe. 2 However, this Protocol shall enter

to force following the expiry of a period of two years after the date on which it has been opened to acceptance, unless a Party to the Convention has notified the Secretary General of the Council of Europe of an objection to its entry

to force. The right to make an objection shall be reserved to those States or the European Community which expressed their consent to be bound by the Convention prior to the expiry of a period of three months after the opening for acceptance of this Protocol. 3 Should such an objection be notified, the Protocol shall enter

to force on the first day of the month following the date on which the Party to the Convention which has notified the objection has deposited its

strument of acceptance with the Secretary General of the Council of Europe. 4 A Party to the Convention may, at any time, declare that it will apply the Protocol on a provisional basis. Article 36 The Secretary General of the Council of Europe shall notify the member States of the Council of Europe, the other Parties to the Convention and the European Community of: a the deposit of any

strument of acceptance; b any declaration of provisional application of this Protocol

accordance with Article 35, paragraph 4; c any date of entry

to force of this Protocol

accordance with Article 35, paragraphs 1 to 3; d any other act, notification or communication relating to this Protocol. Done at Strasbourg, the 9th day of September 1998,

English and French, and opened for acceptance the 1st day of October 1998. Both texts are equally authentic and shall be deposited

a single copy

the archives of the Council of Europe. The Secretary General of the Council of Europe shall transmit certified copies to each member State of the Council of Europe, to the other Parties to the Convention and to the European Community. JEGYZŐKÖNYV A HATÁROKAT ÁTLÉPŐ TELEVÍZIÓZÁSRÓL SZÓLÓ EURÓPAI EGYEZMÉNY MÓDOSÍTÁSÁRÓL STRASBOURG,

1. október
2. Az Európa Tanács tagállamai és az
3. május 5-én, Strasbourgban elfogadásra megnyitott határokat átlépő televíziózásról szóló európai egyezményben (a továbbiakban: „az Egyezmény”) részes többi Fél, üdvözölve, hogy az Európa Tanács 1989 óta történt bővítése az Egyezmény által előirányzott páneurópai szintű jogi keret fejlődését és végrehajtását eredményezte, figyelembe véve az Egyezmény 1989-es elfogadása óta az európai televíziós műsorszolgáltatásban végbement nagymértékű műszaki és gazdasági fejlődést és az új kommunikációs szolgáltatások megjelenését, tudomásul véve, hogy ez a fejlődés az Egyezmény rendelkezéseinek felülvizsgálatát teszi szükségessé, szem előtt tartva ebben a tekintetben az Európai Parlament és a Tanács
4. június 19-i, a Tanácsnak a televíziós műsorszolgáltatási tevékenységek folytatására vonatkozó, a tagállamok egyes törvényi, rendeleti vagy közigazgatási rendelkezéseinek összehangolásáról szóló 89/552/EGK irányelvének módosításáról szóló 97/36/EK irányelvének Európai Közösség általi megalkotását, figyelembe véve, hogy sürgősen szükség van az Egyezmény egyes rendelkezéseinek a módosítására annak érdekében, hogy ennek az okmánynak és az irányelvnek koherens megközelítése alakuljon ki a határokat átlépő televíziózást illetően, amint ezt hangsúlyozza a Média a demokratikus társadalomban című nyilatkozat, amelyet a Médiapolitikáról rendezett
5. Európai Miniszteri Konferencián (Prága,
6. december 7–8.) részt vevő államok miniszterei fogadtak el, valamint az
7. Európai Miniszteri Konferencián (Thessaloniki,
8. december 11–12.) kibocsátott politikai nyilatkozat, azzal az óhajjal, hogy továbbfejlesszék az Európa Tanács ajánlásaiban megfogalmazott azon alapelveket, melyek tárgya a dohányzás-, az alkohol- és a kábítószer-függőségnek a véleményformálók és a média együttműködésével történő leküzdésére szolgáló stratégia kidolgozása, valamint azon jelentős eseményekről való rövid tudósítás joga, amelyek kizárólagos televíziós közvetítési jogát „határokat átlépő viszonylatban” megszerezték, valamint az erőszak ábrázolása az elektronikus médiában, és amelyeket az Európa Tanács keretében az Egyezmény elfogadása óta fogadtak el, a következőkben állapodtak meg:
9. Cikk A francia szövegben a
10. Cikk

gatlant is –, jog és kötelezettség ellenérték fejében történő megszerzésére vonatkozó, a nyilvánossághoz közvetített közvetlen ajánlat;” 6. Cikk A 2. Cikk

1. g)pontjának jelölése a 2. Cikk
2. h)pontjára változik. 7. Cikk Az 5. Cikk helyébe a következő rendelkezés lép: „5. Cikk A közvetítő Felek kötelezettségei

tézkedésekről. A válaszadás jogának, továbbá más hasonló jogi és közigazgatási jogorvoslatoknak hatékony gyakorlását mind az időzítés, mind pedig a feltételek tekintetében biztosítani kell.

formációhoz való hozzáférése Minden Fél megvizsgálja és szükség esetén olyan jogi

tézkedéseket tesz, mint amilyen a közönség részéről nagy érdeklődésre számot tartó események rövid tudósításához való jogának a bevezetése, annak érdekében, hogy a műsorszolgáltató által kizárólagos joggal – a 3. Cikk értelmében – közvetített, illetve közvetíttetett, a közönség részéről nagy érdeklődésre számot tartó esemény közvetítése kapcsán a közönség

formációhoz való joga ne sérüljön.” 10. Cikk Az Egyezmény a következő 9/a Cikkel egészül ki: „9/a Cikk A nyilvánosság hozzáférése nagy jelentőségű eseményekhez

tézkedéseket foganatosítson annak biztosítása érdekében, hogy a joghatósága alá tartozó műsorszolgáltató ne közvetítsen kizárólagos joggal a Fél által a társadalom számára nagy jelentőségűnek ítélt eseményeket oly módon, hogy ezáltal kizárja a Fél területén lakó közönség meghatározó részét annak lehetőségéből, hogy ezeket az eseményeket a nem feltételes hozzáférésű televízión élő tudósítás útján vagy felvételről figyelemmel kísérje. Ennek érdekében a Fél listát állíthat össze azokról a kijelölt eseményekről, amelyeket a társadalom számára nagy jelentőségűnek tart.

tézkedéseket végrehajtó Fél listát készít azokról a nemzeti és nem nemzeti eseményekről, amelyeket a társadalom számára nagy jelentőségűnek tart;

1. b)a Fél világos és átlátható módon teszi ezt meg, megfelelő és célravezető időn belül;
2. c)a Fél meghatározza, hogy ezek az események, teljes egészükben vagy részlegesen, élő tudósítás révén váljanak hozzáférhetővé, vagy – ha az a köz érdekében objektív okokból szükséges, illetve megfelelő – teljes egészükben vagy részlegesen, felvételről;
3. d)a listát összeállító Fél

tézkedéseinek arányosnak és olyan részletesnek kell lenniük, hogy azok alapján a többi Fél megtehesse az e bekezdésben említett

tézkedéseket; e) a listát összeállító Fél a listáról és a hozzá kapcsolódó

tézkedésekről értesíti az Állandó Bizottságot, amely értesítés határidejét az Állandó Bizottság határozza meg; f) a listát összeállító Fél

tézkedései nem ütközhetnek az Állandó Bizottság

tézkedések csak azokra az eseményekre vonatkoznak, amelyek szerepelnek az Állandó Bizottság

tézkedések összesített jegyzékét, amelyekről a Felek a

formációs, oktatási, kulturális és szórakoztatási felelősségére –, megfelelő kritériumok alapján, fokozatosan kell elérni.” 12. Cikk A 10. Cikk

düment la teneur en alcool des boissons.”

1. Cikk A
2. Cikk a következő

dokolatlanul különbséget tesznek ez utóbbi Fél joghatósága alá tartozó műsorszolgáltató által közvetített reklámozás és televíziós vásárlás, és valamely másik Fél joghatósága alá tartozó műsorszolgáltató, illetve más jogi vagy természetes személy által közvetített reklámozás és televíziós vásárlás között; vagy b) az érintett Felek kétoldalú vagy többoldalú megállapodást kötöttek ezen a területen.” 23. Cikk A 18. Cikk

tézkedésekről, amelyek összeállították az általuk a társadalom számára nagy jelentőségűnek ítélt nemzeti vagy nem nemzeti események listáját a 9/a Cikk

tézkedéseket tartalmazó összesített listáját.” 29. Cikk A 23. Cikk a következő

tézkedéseket, és ezekről az Állandó Bizottságot értesíti.

tézkedéseket, az érintett Felek lefolytatják a 26. Cikk

tézkedést nem tehet az érintett műsor ellen.

tézkedéseknek meg kell felelniük az emberi jogok és alapvető szabadságok védelméről szóló Egyezmény

1. Cikkének.”
2. Cikk A
3. Cikk helyébe a következő rendelkezés lép: „
4. Cikk Az Egyezmény és a Felek belső joga közötti kapcsolatok Az Egyezményben semmi sem zárja ki, hogy a Felek szigorúbb vagy részletesebb szabályokat alkalmazzanak azoknál, mint amelyeket az Egyezmény az
5. Cikk értelmében a Felek joghatósága alá tartozó műsorszolgáltatók által továbbított műsorok tekintetében előír.”
6. Cikk A
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